First Time Ever Reacting To Clayton Bigsby The Chappelle Show (Reaction)

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[@alihamad1352]

Feel for the girl their generation will never understand this

[@cflournoy1529]

They really don’t get it!! They are the generation of the “always offended”😂😂

[@joetweet5979]

That’s probably what every generation said throughout history, yall gay

[@matthew6427]

It's like watching old shows that joke about beating their wives or drinking & driving. It's nice to see how this level of racism just doesn't make much sense. It means we're getting better.

[@morgangoodwin5488]

I agree there is nothing wrong with improving the standard and drawing a line somewhere. While some people may find this to be top tier comedy, I look at it more as shock factor because I know my jaw was on the floor the first time I saw this. I do think people with platforms have a power they should treat with intention, because you can't always control the message people walk away with. Its like making jokes about harassment or assault, nothing is that funny when you realize it happens everyday in reality. @@matthew6427

[@rlciii]

Crazy…I was cringing watching this. I’m looking forward to this channels “Racial Draft”, “WacArnold’s”, and “The Niggar” family. They’ll never make it, he gets it and she obviously doesn’t…

[@JRush374]

She didn't understand that they were making fun of racism. She thought they were just being racist.

[@Maldoror1972]

Exactly, and this is a great example showing the level of intelligence and education in this permanently offended generation of clueless individuals. If this is the future generation to run our countries.....i hope i am already dead then!

[@notjustklownin9506]

Yup, he did a bad job explaining Chappelles show.

[@rextrek]

100% on point !!!

[@beyonderbill3409]

This video was heartbreaking. American children have been completely brainwashed.

[@Bella-bz7fq]

😊❤ stop little girl u know nothing ❤.

[@fannybuster]

A Black guy shouting " White Power" is hilarious

[@cflournoy1529]

The young lady is sitting there completely dumbfounded😂😂😂

[@CubaLibre69]

One of the funniest skits of all time!!!!!!!

[@savagesociety85]

If “I’m offended” was a person😂

[@emichels]

I'm giving you the Best Comment Award On KZbin for 2024. Congrats! Would you like the Dumptruck book by Chapelle?

[@armysapper12b]

This is why comedy is dying, young people are so indoctrinated to be in their feelings instead of reality. This is comedy gold.

[@jfs70ss]

You nailed it about 'people are so indoctrinated to be in their feelings instead of reality.' Sadly, that is EXACTLY WHY this Country has been so Polarized these past 8 years..!! I wonder why.......

[@jamesosborne8081]

It's sweet and sad that their generation will never understand this kinda humor. We had it so good

[@ronny-lb1cr]

It's not that bad our kids live in their unreal but innocent bubble bec media makes the world look bad anyway. They should put their smartphones aside to enjoy the real world every once in a while.

[@hollisholcombe8401]

The literal confusion on her face. She DID NOT like this. 😂

[@Sebastian-dx2xg]

Yeah because she’s a little girl.

[@mvarick1]

You are a smart dad! Keep teaching your pup!

[@StanSwan]

This young man's grin during the intro is priceless. On the edge of my seat to see her reaction. ha ha

[@danieloconnor1005]

Has she seen Blazing Saddles yet? 😂😂😂

[@yarsivad000.5]

When she is a little older. It’s true! It’s true.

[@danieloconnor1005]

@@yarsivad000.5 you mean it's twue, it's twue. Scene took place in her dwessing woom.

[@yarsivad000.5]

@@danieloconnor1005 I hate when I miss an opportunity, lol. Excellent work!

[@papayatreenurseryopenbyapp3367]

Thank you.

[@jasona981]

Whats sad is the fact that she doesn't even get it/understand... She's completely lost, sadly brainwashed of life and the beauty of it.

[@LamarSowellBDApocalypse]

This was OUR introduction!! - This was literally the FIRST EPISODE of the series! ❤❤

[@MarvRoberts]

I'm a black man from the South and this skit was hilarious. My white neighbors, along with a biker gang, kicked the KKK out of my town in 1984. The Southeast US is the least racist region in the US. We all grew up together...whites, blacks, hispanics and racism ain't even a thing where I live. This shxt is comedy gold.

[@soramirez5473]

you mean least racist region in the SOUTH.. NYC is the most diverse city and we have NO CHOICE but to get along.

[@RollnFlowReactions]

Hey Gen Z, Dave Chappelle will never be cancelled. Get your laugh on..

[@jimb1283]

so sad kids are like this today. They will never know true freedom.

[@rogerhampton9614]

I feel for anyone in today’s generation who doesn’t understand this as humor. Pure and simple. This is nothing if not very funny, and we all got to learn to laugh at ourselves

[@toddklein4076]

This was perfect 🤣👌 please show her more

[@jamesbolin7006]

Ahhh the good ole days

[@randallscharmen5922]

I don’t think she’ll ever get over the shock.

[@johnzubil2875]

Guzman saving the country one kid at a time.

[@GuzmanReactions]

Have to show them what real comedy is. None of these censored shit from now a days. Plenty more to come.

[@Ryszze]

I am in full support of you introducing her to comedy as edgy as this. But this might have been a bit too early still. She is clearly trying to process the difference between sarcasm and straight talk. She quite clearly has her fundamental outlook and heart in the right place! But this will probably hit differently in five years time. Or maybe it won't. I am obviously not to tell 😊 The point of the sketch is of course the fact that when a black dude can become the leading voice for the racist movement, all his followers themselves become proof of the fallacy of their own conviction of racial superiority. They agreed with everything he said, but only until they saw the color of his skin. Essentially proving that there is no substance behind their ideas of racial supremacy if a black dude can become their leader.

[@jimilemons7680]

One of the saddest things I’ve ever watched - a sweet girl but we’re doomed.

[@mikeyj7824]

Everybody hating on this lil girl for not finding it funny, but really she just innocent, and had a good life. We all been through it.

[@lawabernathy9256]

Lmao she said "we should read the warning"!😂😂😂

[@markagnor6111]

Man so interesting. He did his best to explain. She may not have gotten it like we do but I have to say what a sweet soul she is. I love the young of today.

[@fannybuster]

Play her some Bill Burr,and watch her head explode

[@coreyaruecker]

Bill Burr is great but this is miles more edgy than anything burr has done. The thing that bothered her about this is that they use the N word. To Gen Z just saying it is racist.

[@jimbozium]

Im Assuming this is dad and daughter and the young lady is a sweet kid. She does seem to "get" most of it. I commend the dad. He is not merely showing her the comedy but pauses to explain context (which is something lost nowadays). Pops is a cool cat. They have a new subscriber.

[@GuzmanReactions]

A lot of people think I'm her dad, but I'm actually her older brother. More to come.

[@jimbozium]

@@GuzmanReactions I though you might be too young. Haha. The principal remains the same. You are a good older brother. Keep up the good work.

[@69zenos1]

she aint never gonna git it..........ever

[@soulpatchjackson3076]

You just Focked. Her head up!!!! This is one of the great skits EVER! Now show her Tom Brady's roast! Lmao

[@lauracwhitney]

I have seen this video several times. It is a brilliant mockery of prejudices of all kinds. It is not racist. I just found your channel. I am proud to be a new member. Great luck growing your channel. Best wishes from the Adirondack Mountains of Northern New York State.

[@ImAManMann]

Kids today are taught to be victims and have a hard time understanding that it is better to make fun of poor behavior of the past than it is to have a paralyzing fear of it, turning it into a boogie man that haunts and controls you.

[@valentino1648]

Please wake her up.. This generation 😬educate her 👍

[@davidmead2529]

It was hilarious. That’s why it’s still popular.

[@truthseeker6532]

That Al part cracks me up every time!!!!!!!!!!!!

[@itiswhatitis141]

this is kind of shocking how she really cant allow herself to laugh

[@morgangoodwin5488]

I think weird is just another way of saying its uncomfortable lol which is a pretty fair reaction to this clip. I think what made Dave Chappelle somewhat funny is the level of audacity he had to put this on tv, the shock factor, at the very least kept you tuned in. This is pretty dark satire if you think about the level of hate involved if the story was true. The joke is that nothing this ridiculous could possibly make sense. Dave tends to be a hit or miss with his jokes for me, I grew up watching his show and sometimes real life makes it hard to find the humor in these kind of jokes, if they start to mirror the darker parts of reality & society for laughs and ignore any possible harm as being overly sensitive. Plus I think its completely possible to be a very funny comedian and not go for the dark shock value kind of humor.

[@dmj4966]

I've seen rxtions to this by all generations. Some younger kids get it and some are too overwhelmed. Not hating on the sensitivity but also appreciate the understanding of the irony

[@robertrohde4579]

This is one of the most brilliant skits of all-time! Chappelle is a genius!

[@SIXX2772]

Hahahaha...I love it! This is why I subbed!..REAL comedy. lol...Kudos to the daughter...its gotta grow on her. lol ..as she gets older.

[@RajeshJustaguy]

the skit Chappelle did is just genius and actually very deep... he switched it.. the fact that racism didnt depend on colour.. is a contradiction..

[@johnnyhazard6305]

Young kids today are so sheltered and brainless

[@amosglitterz2649]

Im grinning ear to ear. She hasn't even smiled once. Poor baby.😅

[@stewrobb2329]

It’s been said comedy appeals to intellect, drama appeals to emotion. I don’t blame her for not finding it funny because she’s obviously doesn’t have the life experiences to understand the context of what’s being said. Comedy isn’t just about insulting or mocking others, there has to be a bit of truth behind what’s being said, that’s why Chapelle and Bill Burr get away with what they say. But comedy has a shelf life what might be funny to one generation might not be to another because they don’t understand the context of what’s being said.

[@lowprofile513]

I hope you told her it was Dave Chappelle that came up with that skit. Black people laughed at this too.

[@dmac8382]

Let her watch Dave Chappelle racial draft 😂

[@manny.otiko70]

I've taken a comedy class, and my instructor told me someone has to be the butt of the joke. You can't make comedy without offending someone.

[@greggarrison8213]

So sad she just didn’t get it.i could watch it a thousand times and still laugh the whole time

[@oldschool9699]

Keep pushing forward dad

[@jedigreg4636]

It was funny but "a little bit messed up". That's exactly why it's funny. LOL

[@jfs70ss]

Back then? Guess you never heard of Richard Pryor, Redd Foxx, Lenny Bruce? Chappelle followed in their footsteps of free speech and uncensored Comedy. Chappelle just took it to another level. Not sure what world you live in. There are MANY uncensored Comics more so today than 'Back then'.

[@user-ux5hw9fm6m]

😂😂😂😂😂 I never get tire of watching this 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@matthewarsenault463]

Wow went right over her head

[@joeprime1164]

This generation is lost. When parents have to explain comedy

[@JohnHill-bn5kn]

No Woke humor thank you

[@shawnboyce1663]

He fails to explain satire & it's sad that people don't understand it these days. Also, this was the closing sketch of the 1st episode of the chappelle Show

[@savagesociety85]

I don’t think it would’ve helped. She was not digging it from the start.

[@divergentthinking8324]

Good for you dad

[@TheDivayenta]

He’s making FUN of racism! It’s a tragedy underneath with a comic veneer. Dave makes you look more deeply at racism- even though he’s making you laugh. ❤

[@trocktp]

Yooooo… lil sister looked so uncomfortable and confused. 😂😂😂“Stereotypes” is a word you should’ve used to help explain to her.

[@Bella-bz7fq]

Quaid, open your mind (Total Recall).

[@natural3378]

Her reaction 😂😂😂😂😂😂😂

[@RJLupin-zu9xv]

What's so satisfying about this sketch is that Dave Chappelle is calling out racism and making it clear just how ridiculous it is. A blind Black man, never having known that he was Black, internalizes and spouts back out the stuff that he heard growing up. Not all younger people have had exposure to as much open racism, so seeing it called out like this without knowing the zeitgeist it was going into doesn't give the sketch the same effect. For anyone who doesn't get it, I suggest reading and watching some books/media from the time or set in the time. That'll give you some context to build from. That's how I got to love "All in the Family," even though I wasn't anywhere near born yet while it was still on the air.

[@sparkynate91]

Sadly their generation will never understand comedy which is why they all get offended by EVERYTHING they hear today

[@armandorodriguez2715]

It's banter! Lol

[@user-po8vd3dy1q]

I like when you said “this is what comedy suppose to be…”

[@aztecadog]

I feel so sorry for the younger generations, waaay too uptight, take things way too serious, they need to let go a little, for their own food- imagine this generation when they’re old? Omg

[@jonlate4581]

It's NEVER going away......

[@jonlate4581]

There is ZERO sense of humor. It must suck. Who cares.....

[@7wnb]

Woogie boogie 😂

[@devilquill]

She clearly doesn't understand irony.

[@truthseeker6532]

My stomach still hurts from that Al part!!!!!!!!!!

[@d3mist0clesgee12]

great stuff, lol, new to channel

[@MonolithEnigma]

She's way to indoctrinated into the woke bs culture. He gets it.

[@markplacker5651]

This kind of comedy was a good thing!!! It made fun of how ridiculous racism is lol. It mocked absurdity. It was positive and progressive

[@NexStarMedia]

You should have started her off with something a little lighter when it comes to the Chappelle Show.

[@cbicnone2228]

Chepple show is the best.

[@manny.otiko70]

It was a brilliant skit. Comedy isn't pleasant, it's nasty but it's a way of dealing with the unpleasant with humor.

[@FrankOdonnell-ej3hd]

true comedy genius⚛😀

[@rickhenry7107]

13:31 normal people see as comedy...she says normal people shouldnt..lol...so is she saying she isnt normal? she is young maybe she will loosen up some.

[@MikeTheJukeboxGuy]

You need to explain it to her correctly...the fact is, that when people use those types of words, the context in which they are used is the barometer of intent. If you watch gran torino for instance, YES...Clint Eastwoods character was very predjudice...but he viewed every race equally as harsh, it simply depended on the individual. Being able to not be offended and recognize the true intent behind his harsh way of communicating and speaking to others wasn't him being racist toward that person, like the barber and him and the construction boss, it's just being wise ass! I have several American black friends who communicate with me the same way! My very best friend in the world is Lebanese, I'd die for him if it came to something like that, but we talk shi t to each other and have for over forty years. Part of The problem is the younger gen is too sensitive, and aren't as able to recognize intent or the inflection of what they're saying to understand the fact of the lack of racist, hateful, or prejudice intent, and become offended. Much of this is because of how much less they communicate face to face as much as we did, rather than always using a phone. They have a greater inability to read people individually. Much of that form of comedy was created to emphasize how ridiculous those who truly hold those beliefs are when their behavior is exhibited.

[@jerryjordan2482]

Get Her to Watch Sanford and Son !

[@mrredwhite1244]

Good reaction

[@RajeshJustaguy]

The other thing.. What they did is not racist.. it's the setup without the intention.

[@Agmanellium]

This sketch is one of the cultural antecedents to her discomfort.

[@silerstud5568]

Irony is the best form of comedy

[@jakesmith5278]

Hahhahahahhaha....today's people just don't get it. Comedy is truly lost on them.

[@mr.waxowl9476]

She doesn’t understand that this is what comedy used to do. It used to take some of the worst social issues, and put a clever twist on it to show how really ridiculous it is. And then show the ridiculous aspects of it in a humorous way. This is how sensible people would escape this stuff. And in laughing at it you were also confirming that, yeah, it’s stupid! Racism is stupid! These kids nowadays just want to deal with it by being sad, and trying to shoosh all of it (through things like cancel culture). Which hasn’t totally worked. It’s just polarized people determined to it. People back then had more than one way to deal with these issues. Comedy like this was one of those ways. Sad that some kids can’t even comprehend this now.

[@brianrecinos3914]

There's a difference between saying the N-word in a comedic sense (which is what Chappelle is using in this skit) and that being used in a negative manner. She seems to not know the difference which is hardly surprising assuming how old she is. What's a skit? You gotta be kidding me. A skit is when creative people come up with an idea and use a setting to play out that idea in practice. To be fair, show her the entire episode, not just one part of it. That way, she'll get a better sense. I understand his frustration because nobody can explain comedy, it comes at you and when it does, you just laugh because you understand its humor. Everytime he has to explain it, the joke gets less meaningful. This is real comedy, not that poppycock basket case Hanna what's-her-face turning a "comedy special" into a God damn 2 hour therapy session on what people need to do instead of what she needs to do which is to get her ass off the stage and get sent to an insane asylum because the audience payed $200 each to be entertained, not to be preached by a confused tool. I apologize for my rant. If you want to show her more of Chappelle's work, show her some episodes of the show and perhaps, show her the Boondocks too. Show her other comedians too like George Carlin and Jeff Ross. Fun fact: the guy that had his head blow up, his name is Neil. He's one of the writers for the show. For the information, he did make fun of white people, two groups: the guys in the car listening to rap music and the audience that attended Bigsby's book signing. What this skit was doing was not promoting racism, it was making fun of it. How do you make fun of racism? By ridiculing people who believe in it. Dave Chappelle knew that and people who are Generation X and Y understood it all too well. This skit, like many others, are not to be taken seriously, it's to be taken lightly. Here's a little history for her: Back then, if anyone was offended, they could've done 1 of 2 things. The first would be to suck it up which means having a tough skin and being mature minded to rationalize that if it's not funny to that person, it will be to another and vice versa. The 2nd would be to simply change the channel, listen and watch something else. That's what mature people do. The majority of Gen Z and Alpha are completely unable to do either of those. Even if they weren't privy to humor like that, it would've been nice if they respected the comedian's legal right to say whatever comes out of their mind. That girl's teacher must have no sense of humor or may be intellectually immature to ignore the frickin disclaimer at the beginning then. Everyone in my middle school and high school loved the Chappelle Show because we understood it. Even older elementary students would watch it.

[@fguledh]

😅😅😅 The little girl didn't except that.

[@LaoWatsonSmith]

Wow. That’s so so so sad that this generation has no sense of humor 😢

[@juanraygoza7170]

Poor girl shes soo lost.🤣🤣🤣

[@mizzywoe]

Show her more!

[@djrampantuk]

Jeeez mate home school your daughter before you lose her to the government.

[@sshoel]

WORDS cant be ray sest....

[@Misitheus]

You are going to have to introduce her to Blazing Saddles.........back in a day when we could laugh at ourselves......Peace!

[@yarsivad000.5]

We’ve raised an army of the offended.

[@nebidiaswift5200]

Guzman great video… keep the Pimp hand strong

[@richiester100]

Seems like the poor girl here never learned to look past the surface of anything. That said, staying on the surface is the "in" thing these days. Shame.

[@Sebastian-dx2xg]

Might be too much adult content for the little girl to understand.

[@gavindmonte591]

It’s called comedy luv….take a chill pill!!!…its bloody hilarious